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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1926

Page

5

Bridge approach discussed at conference with city leaders

Kennebec bridge directors reviewed proposed changes to Front and Vine streets to the new approach, including elevations, grade limits, and access to Depot Square. The meeting, with mayor and aldermen, approved plans and postponed action on some steps, while outlining coordination with engineers and officials.

Kennebec Bridge Front Street Vine Street Commercial Street Depot Square Federal Building Front Vine Streets Aldermain Harbor View Stephen Litchfield Gidden Elmer W. Rogers Gilmore Child F. W. Carlton Ernest L. McLean Augusta Col Ernest A. Robbins Camden Charles H. Tunes Saco Charles Murray Bangor Edwin T. Clifford Winthrop Vaul 1 Sargent the Foundation Co Frank G. Ashton New York Robert B. Alsop J. A. L. Waddell Charles K. Allen W. G. Williams George S. Williams Central Maine Power Co Ralph W. Bragg Herbert L. Grinnell Oscar FF. Williams Board of Highways and Sewers of Bath Foundation Car Engineers Carlton Caisson Bed Rock

Bradford Belanger Returns From Visit To Quincy

Bradford Belanger has returned from a few days visit to Quincy Massachusetts and nearby areas.

Bradford Belanger Quincy Mass

Early Blizzard Hits Bath Area With Deep Snow

Bath and statewide shivered under a strong north wind and a deep snow cover that began Sunday afternoon. Snowdrifts piled eight to ten inches with some spots deeper while streetcars ran on time and snow plows cleared walks for the first time this season.

Bath Whcch Kennebec

Mallet Promises to Improve Farm Animal Care

Robert H. Mallett of Hardings pleaded not guilty in police court to cruelty to animals after neighbors complained. Judge Rousseau adjourned for a week while Chief Edwards oversees quick follow ups. Mallett claimed improvements began after Edwards left with two men and promised more while citing poverty.

Robert H. Mallett Hardings Joseph H. Rousseau Edwards Brunswick Bath Mallett Rousseau Malett Salome Mallett

Fire damages bakery as heavy smoke hampers entry

William Mann's bakery at Center and Washington streets suffered a fire Tuesday morning after box 45 called out the department. Firemen pried doors, found bricks dropped from the bilge oven letting grease-smoke feed the blaze. chemical hose later extinguished the smouldering ceiling.

William Mann So Center Street Box 45 Center and Washington Streets

Bathman Receives Call During Lancaster Revival

The Rev TH Holbrook and Rev Dr Henry W Stough led revival meetings in Lancaster Pennsylvania drawing 2000 nightly. During the stay Holbrook received a call to the First Baptist church in Sharon Virginia. Mrs Frank A Stoall returns home after visiting Cambridge and May with Mrs Charles Hathaway.

FL Holbrook Bevih Henry W. Stough Lancaster Lew Churches Holbrook First Baptist Church Sharon Frank A. Stoall Washington Street Cambridge Mays Charles Hathaway

Bath Commander Safe After Hard Voyage in Gales

The Barnes family of 69 Russell Street endured a week of fear as the schooner Horace A Stone, carrying lumber and captained by Bath resident Sylvester Barnes, faced severe gales between Quebec and New York. A report on Friday said the vessel drifted with sails lost and anchors gone. By Monday, the Horace A Stone was found in tow by a revenue cutter after being driven off the Massachusetts coast.

Barnes Russell Street Sylvester Barnes Bath Atlantic New York Hamburg Germany Port Maria Quebec Santa Claus New England Associated Dress Dispatch Horace A. Stone Massachusetts Campbella Nova Scotia Halifax Coast Guard

Colonial Club Plans Its Christmas Tree in Bath

The Colonial club will provide its annual Christmas tree for Bath’s poor children with gifts toys clothing candy and fruit. Distribution occurs Christovis morning as members discuss an inter club tournament with Portland clubs or Port land country club and appoint a committee to decide. An additional ten dollar YMCA fund appropriation plus new members and transfers were announced.

Colonial Club Bath Christovis Pres. Williams Allin ‘Spear Francis FE. Parry Dunk Paeteh Mark W. Hennessey Chester S. Kingsley Parker B. Lewis Edwin TH Y. M. C. A. Fund Albert. &. Noyes James EF. Little Ro Forrest Higgins Active Harold V. Fielding Sky Pilots

Bath Folk Pay 4000 for New Overshoes

Bath residents spent nearly 4000 on overshoes and rubbers after a weekend sales surge. The Bath market sold over 25 pairs at about 4 dollars each, with figures adjusted to ensure accuracy. George Fallie of New York arrived to review the Foundation Co. work on the Bennebec bridge project.

Bath George Fallie New York Namiger The Foundation Co Bennebec Bridge

Official Vote of the State Announced for Gould Victory

The official plurality for Arthur R. Gould, elected Nov 29 to replace the late Bert M. Fernald, was 48,273. Gould totaled 79,498 votes to Redman’s 31,225, with the governor and council announcing the completion of returns Saturday. Secretary Ball certified Gould’s election as he is in Washington.

Arthur R. Gould Fulton J. Redman United States Bert M. Fernald Gould Redman Elections Committee Frank W. Ball Washington

Alaska Story Shared At Bath Rotary Luncheon

Corporation Counsel Walter S. Glidden spoke at Bath Rotary about Alaska's vast size Alaska’s coast line and key fisheries including the Pribilof Islands he traced the sealing industry history and treaty effects and noted salmon challenges while inviting further discussion. AJ C. Gorham of Boston represented Vacuum Oil as a guest. Next week writer Richard Matthews Hallet will speak.

Walter S. Glidden Bath Rotary Phoenix Lridgham Francis FE. Parry Glidden Alaska Wallace HH. White Committee On St. Louis AJ C. Gorham Boston The Vacuum Oil Co Richard Matthews Hallet Boothbay Thlarber Saturday Evening Post

Rev Carey Loses Brother In Salem Accident

Reverend Robert T. Carey pastor on Corliss street Salem Mass loses brother Orrin W Carey 64 of S Pearl street in a hit and run near his home Saturday night Orrin dies Monday after hospital care in Salem. Funeral arrangements noted with Essex lodge Old Fellows and Star King masons memberships.

Robert T. Carey Corliss Street Sapirsehnreh Salem Mass Orrin W. Carey S Pearl Street Salem Hospital Carey Mr. Carey Bath Frank R. Carey Springfield Frank Sheehan Josephine Carey Essex Lodge of Old Fellows Star King Lodge of Masons

Solar Lodge Masons Elect Officers at 122d Annual Meeting

The Solar Lodge of Masons elected its officers for the 122nd annual meeting including Luther S S Thompson as worshipful master Roy B Shackford senior warden Jason A Merrill junior warden Fred D Hid treasurer Harry K Litchfield secretary Henry G Hodgdon Oscar F P Williams and Arthur H Price with Sanford B Nickerson named on the house committee Master Nickerson will be the instilling officer The text notes Miss Lillian Lewin of High street visiting Portland for the weekend.

Solar Lodge of Masons Luther S&s. Thompson Roy BF. Shackford Jason A. Merrill Fred D. Hid Harry Kek. Litchfield Henry G. Hodgdon Oscar FP. Williams Arthur H. Price Sanford B. Nickerson Nickerson

Shipping Boards Annual Report Handed Congress

The Shipping Board reported a reduction of 350 ships and 1,671,800 deadweight tons in the government fleet by June 30, 1920, sold to private interests for operation and scrapping. Losses of the Emergency Fleet Corp fell over 60 percent from 1925 to 1926, with gains from better operations and ship sales shaping a transition to a privately owned merchant marine.

Congress The Shipping Board Thxnud Emergency Fleet Corporation Shipping Bord Interstate Commerce Commission United States Vest Office Department Sea Service Vpage

Clergymen and locals greet friends in Bath letter

Rev W Folsom, now in Washington for winter, writes of meeting old friend George W Johnson and his wife upon arriving Thursday evening. He notes the comfort of home faces in a city full of strangers as Edward Biggin returns to East Boothbay Tuesday after a Bath weekend on Chestnut Street.

Bath Edward Biggin East Boothbay Chestnut Street

Tracey’s Bangor fame tied to Wilkinson case death

The Bangor policeman Tracey who hunted Daniel Wilkinson, last Maine state prison execution, is recalled. Wilkinson’s Bath murder in 1885 led to abolition of capital punishment, with Tracey’s front on the waterfront arrest at Bath, his later biography, and enduring rumors of an unexecuted killer.

Denns Tracey Bangor Daniel Wilkinson Maine State Prison Wilkinson Bath William Lawrence Commercial Street Thaniel Gould George F. Jackson Front Broad Streets Bangor Department State Thomaston Navy Thorne’s Head Lawrence Tanger Good Intent Maine Central Railroad Street Canadian Northwest Maine Joseph S. Sesur Augusta Hallowell Seguro Texas Lake Cobbosseecontee Maine Infantry Volunteers Bonger Bull Run Antietam

Applesauce Delight Impresses Bath Chautauqua Audience

A Bath crowd enjoyed Barry Connor's Applesauce at People's church. Watron DeCardo as Bill McAllister and Margaret Arnold led a four-actor cast praised for strong, clean comedy and convincing, varied roles. The production, tied to a coal magnate uncle plot, drew universal praise and NY Chicago acclaim.

National Amusement and Educational Corporation Barry Connor Capital Watron DeCardo Margaret Arnold Marie H. Milles Lyles Wells Applesauce Bill McAllister Lyles Z. Wells Mr. Wells Villian New York Chicago

Mrs Sewall Heads to New York to Visit Daughter

Mrs William J D Sewall of Washington Street leaves Monday for New York to spend several days with her daughter Mrs John K Jayne. She will be joined Thursday in New York by Mr Sewall who is in Texas with a party of directors of The Texas Corp examining the corporation's property.

William JD. Sewall Washington Street New York John K. Jayne Sewall Texas The Texas Corp

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Arthur Allen Optometrist Center Street Bathman Pennsylvania Rotary Corporation R. H. Carey Salem Grocer Solar Lodge Masons Lillian Lewin Igh Street Portland Bath Police Johnson Bros Co
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